Scripting: Calling a function: A function can be called by putting the function call before a pair of () brackets containing any required variables. Examples: printDocumentation(true) addBiomePrinter(0, 500, 500, 20, -5000, -5000, false) setMinHeight(0) doSomething() Calling a function on a local variable: A function can be called on a local variable by putting the local variable name followed by a period before the function call. Examples: genLayer.addData("deep_ocean", "jungle", null, 1, "jungle", 5) Creating a local variable: A local variable can be created by putting the desired name of your variable before an equals character and calling a function which returns something. Generally this will be a Constructor. A Constructor requires that "new" is put before the function call. What Constructors are available depends on the type of script file you're writing in. Examples: MyVariable = new GenLayerIsland(1) data = new HillData() genLayer4 = magnify(1000, genLayer3, 2) genLayer = new GenLayerTouching(1000, genLayer) tempGenLayer = new GenLayerHeatZ(1, ["desert", "extreme_hills", "forest", "extreme_hills", "desert", "plains"]) Config presets: A preset can be created by creating a folder in the folder /config/dimensionalcontrol/presets/ named what you want your preset to be called. Your folder can then be filled with config files the same way as the /config/dimensionalcontrol folder. Presets can be chosen on the client side in the world creation screen, which will have a new button which functions like the WorldType button. Presets can be chosen on the server side by adding the 'dc_preset' to your servers properties file. Once a preset is chosen for a world, it cannot be changed without editing the DimensionalControlPreset.txt file in the save. If no presets exist, no preset is chosen, or the "default" preset is chosen, configs will be read directly from the /config/dimensionalcontrol folder. null: null is the Java representation of nothing. It can be used when you need to fill a variable space, but don't want to put anything there. Variable types: array: A list of variables within square brackets, seperated by commas. Examples: [0] [1, 5, 6, 1] ["This", "Is", "A", "String", "Array"] int: A number with no decimals. Cannot be null. Examples: 0 1 3534636435435 -6437556435 42 long: A number that can handle decimals. Cannot be null. Examples: 0 1 -6437556435 42 0.0 -10.7834343 57344343.67345543 String: A string of characters. Must start and end with ". Examples: "this is a string" "this is another string" "36j4;5kjf09utjwtgjfjap'fj;4tfjf;j';jgds;gjdslf" NON_NULL_BIOME_ID: A String or int representing a biome ID. Cannot be null. Examples: "ocean" 0 "jungle" 21 "mutated_extreme_hills_with_trees" 162 BIOME_ID_ARRAY: An int, String, int array or String array used to represent biome IDs. May be null. Examples: 0 "ocean" [0, 21, 162] ["ocean", "jungle", "mutated_extreme_hills_with_trees"] null NON_NULL_BIOME_ID_ARRAY: An int, String, int array or String array used to represent biome IDs. Cannot be null. Examples: 0 "ocean" [0, 21, 162] ["ocean", "jungle", "mutated_extreme_hills_with_trees"] GenLayer: A GenLayer object. Will generally be being held as a local variable. May not be null. Examples: insertYourLocalVariableName